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    Clutches?

    Im thinking about replacing my clutch in my 94 s when i change out the motor with the 50000 miler in my 97 and just wanted info on a cheap, strong clutch kit. Im looking for 20% more gripping power and above, but dont want to spend over 200. Any recomendations?? Thanks.

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    You are here entirely tooo much!! seth98esT's Avatar
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    I had the Exedy OEM replacement in my turbo Galant, held up fine, only have maybe 15k on it but its still running strong. $89 for the disc and pressure plate.

    You could get a Fidanza 2.1 for $250ish, same with a Spec Stage 1. Next up is an ACT 2100 @ $350ish.

    Clutch kit prices must have went up, I dont remember paying over $450 for my old 2600 way back when.

    This is a great deal on an Exedy clutch kit and Fidanza lightweight flywheel:
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/EXEDY...Q5fAccessories
    ^That is the same combo I have in my Galant now. I have had this clutch since February 2006
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    i have 60K+ miles on my ACT2100 clutch. still almost like the day i put it in.......

    like said seth, the exedy has tons of great reviews, great clutch it is
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    I heard good things about Exedy does anyone know the difference in between the Performance vs the OEM clutches? I once read that the only difference is a heavier pressure plate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RacerX4g64S View Post
    I heard good things about Exedy does anyone know the difference in between the Performance vs the OEM clutches? I once read that the only difference is a heavier pressure plate.
    There's more to it involving disc design and material. Take a look at http://www.advancedclutch.com/ or http://www.exedyusa.com/race/.

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    i got them if you need it......

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    oem/street/ light race clutch kits all use the same disc.
    because a oem-like sprung hub disc is going to have the smoothest engagement, and least amount of chatter.

    so to increase the load capacity, they include a higher spring rated pressure plate. The increase in clamping force allows you to hold more torque.
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